Concerned with rate of milk and soy allergies among infants, Israeli baby food execs finally stumbled upon the right veggie-based mix.

The Israeli government will provide West African countries effected by the deadly Ebola virus with NIS 1.2 million in medical supplies.

Over a period of 24 years, the researchers observed a 20 percent decrease in the number of stroke-related deaths among the elderly.

This wearable device monitors your calorie intake, chewing and biting speed, and other parameters to help you eat healthy and stay slim.

The research found that even the pickiest of eaters can be tricked into eating their least favorite foods just by changing up location.

With the newest patent approvals, the company says it can now enter into wide-scale development programs with pharmaceutical companies and governments.

Medical Tourism Index ranks Israel highest in a survey of 25 of the most popular destinations for medical tourism for care, services, and best patient experiences.

In the war on cancer, cyberwarfare may have some important insights in discovering a treatment that would tip the balance in favor of the immune system.

Israeli researchers have shown that viruses contracted during pregnancy, especially in winter months, can increase propensity for Type I diabetes in children.

This breakthrough discovery may once and for all make sense of the deadly link between type II diabetes and Parkinson's.

Artificial sweeteners that are meant to make watching your weight easier are actually the cause for diabetes and obesity!

The company is using tobacco plants to create human cells to test the Zmapp Ebola vaccine, currently the best treatment for Ebola.

Ever gone to a movie and felt like you were living vicariously through the main character? There may be a scientific explanation for that.

Many attribute the sudden deaths of long-distance runners to cardiac arrest, but one researcher has proven that this is a potentially dangerous misconception. The real culprit is the heat.

In his attempts to recreate damaged heart tissue, Dr. Tal Dvir literally struck gold, discovering that gold nanoparticles can be used to heal hearts.